Rights and responsibilities of youth centre users
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- To be provided with adequate, individualized services tailored to your needs, your reality and your situation, all recorded in an intervention plan (PI or PSI)
- To be treated with courtesy, fairness, respect and dignity
- To be able to express yourself and be consulted for the services you have a right to and the decisions that affect you
- To receive any information about yourself within a reasonable length of time in a language you understand
- To give or refuse your consent to voluntary interventions/interactions
- To view your file in accordance with the provisions of the Act
- To be represented by a lawyer
- To have the right to confidentiality in all communication
- To be accommodated to an appropriate location
- Be assisted and accompanied in your actions relating to the services of the Youth Centre or during a complaint process.
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- Ask questions as necessary for you to have a good understanding of your intervention plan
- Listen to what is being presented to you and make sure you understand
- Be honest about what you say
- Respect the speaker as a dignified and honest person
- Respect the youth and other people you live with
- Respect the environment in which you live (accommodation) or the one you are in (meeting rooms, supervised visits, etc.)
- Collaborate and participate positively in the proposed measures and activities, especially in your intervention plan
- Share your dissatisfaction with the stakeholders
- Respect the privacy of other people (confidentiality)
- Use the services in a reasonable way.